Structure & Frame :

The Hiru dining armchair features the same solid ash wood structure as the side chair, including the signature helical legs and non-planar surfaces. It is distinguished by the addition of integrated armrests that flow seamlessly from the main frame.

Top & Materials :

The seat and backrest are padded with fire-retardant polyurethane foam. The armrests provide additional support and are integrated into the sculptural wooden structure, maintaining the collection's focus on "wood as a living material."

Shelves & Storage :

This model prioritizes enhanced comfort and artisanal detail. The way the armrests are modeled into the ash frame highlights the expert craftsmanship involved in creating the collection's complex, organic shapes.

Design & Aesthetic :

Designed by Mario Ferrarini, the 947/P model offers a more protective and enveloping silhouette. The structural complexity of the helical legs combined with the armrests creates a piece that is visually striking from every angle.

Functionality & Placement :

Specifically designed for prolonged comfort during dining, this armchair is perfect for the head of a table or for use in high-end hospitality settings, such as luxury restaurant dining rooms and executive lounges.

Finishes & Customization :

The ash structure can be customized in various stains or special lacquered colors. The upholstery offers extensive possibilities, allowing the armchair to be tailored to match the specific color palette of any luxury project.

Dimensions & Configuration :

Model 947/P is wider than the standard chair, with a width of 55.5 cm and a depth of 56 cm. It is often paired with the 947 side chair and the Hiru stools (947/S and 947/A) to create a diverse and unified seating project.